Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone Tiles

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Original: Turkey

Material Type: Marble

Main Color: Grey

Surface Finish: Polished

Grey Marble and Blue Marble Stone are two distinct types of marble, each with its own unique aesthetic and characteristics. Below is a breakdown of both types of stone, their uses, and considerations for each:1. Grey Marble:Grey marble is a popular choice for many architectural and interior design projects due to its neutral tone, which complements a wide variety of color schemes. The stone can range from light to dark grey, and the veining often varies in intensity, creating striking patterns.Characteristics:Color: Typically varies from light gray to dark gray, with veins of white, black, or silver running through it. Some grey marbles can have a uniform appearance, while others feature intricate veining patterns.Texture: It often has a fine, smooth texture, especially when polished, making it suitable for high-end designs.Common Types:Bardiglio Grey Marble: A classic grey marble with delicate veining.Grigio Carnico: A dark grey marble with darker veining.Pietra Grey Marble: A darker gray with strong, striking veins.Common Uses:Countertops: Grey marble countertops offer a modern yet timeless look. It's popular in kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial spaces.Flooring: Durable and sophisticated, it's a great option for flooring in both residential and commercial properties.Wall Cladding: Ideal for wall applications in living rooms, bathrooms, or even as feature walls in luxurious spaces.Bathroom Surfaces: Frequently used for vanity tops, shower surrounds, and bathtub surrounds.Design Appeal: Grey marble's neutral tones make it versatile and easy to incorporate into various design styles, from minimalist and contemporary to traditional and industrial.Maintenance Considerations:Sealing: Like all marbles, grey marble is porous and should be sealed regularly to prevent staining and moisture absorption.Cleaning: It should be cleaned with a pH-neutral cleaner to avoid damaging the surface. Avoid acidic substances, which can etch the marble.2. Blue Marble Stone:Blue marble is a rarer and more exotic variety of marble, known for its vibrant blue hues, often combined with veining or patterns that can range from white to gold. This stone brings a unique pop of color to spaces, making it highly desirable for luxury projects.Characteristics:Color: Blue marble ranges from a soft, light blue to deeper, richer shades of blue. The veins can be white, gold, or even brown, creating striking contrasts.Texture: It has a similar texture to grey marble, with smooth finishes, but its coloring tends to be more vivid and striking.Common Types:Azul Bahia: A blue marble from Brazil, known for its deep blue tones with white and gold veins.Blue Roma: A blue marble with dark to light blue tones and distinctive white or silver veining.Sodalite Blue Marble: Often seen with a rich, deep blue background and white veining, this is a unique marble that creates a bold statement.Common Uses:Accent Pieces: Blue marble is often used in smaller accent pieces due to its vibrant color and the dramatic effect it can create. It is used in countertops, vanity tops, and decorative sculptures.Wall Cladding: Its striking color and appearance make it ideal for creating feature walls in bathrooms, living rooms, or high-end commercial spaces.Flooring: Although blue marble can be used in flooring, it's generally reserved for spaces where the visual impact of the stone can be the focal point. It's best used in larger areas with more neutral elements around it to create a balanced look.Tabletops and Luxury Furniture: Blue marble is often used for high-end furniture like coffee tables, dining tables, and other designer pieces, adding an exotic, sophisticated feel to the room.Maintenance Considerations:Sealing: As with other marbles, blue marble is porous and requires sealing to protect against stains, moisture, and other environmental factors.Cleaning: Gentle cleaning with a pH-neutral cleaner is recommended. Avoid abrasive materials that could damage the surface or cause discoloration. Harsh chemicals, especially acidic ones, should never be used.Design and Aesthetic Appeal:Grey Marble: Known for its versatility and understated elegance, grey marble blends well with a wide range of design themes. It works well with both cool and warm tones and pairs beautifully with other natural materials such as wood, glass, or metals.Blue Marble: The striking, vibrant hues of blue marble bring a sense of opulence and drama to any space. It can act as a focal point in a room, especially in modern, luxurious settings. Its vibrant color and pattern can serve as the centerpiece of a design, complementing lighter materials like white, beige, or gold accents.Summary of Differences:FeatureGrey MarbleBlue MarbleColorNeutral tones ranging from light to dark grayVibrant blue hues, often with white, gold, or brown veiningCommon UseCountertops, flooring, wall cladding, bathroom surfacesAccent pieces, feature walls, luxury furniture, countertopsAestheticElegant, timeless, versatileDramatic, bold, luxuriousMaintenanceRequires sealing and regular cleaningRequires sealing, more sensitive to harsh chemicalsConclusion:Both grey marble and blue marble are stunning materials, but they serve different aesthetic purposes. Grey marble is more subtle and versatile, fitting well in both classic and modern designs. It's ideal for creating a timeless, understated elegance. Blue marble, on the other hand, offers a more dramatic and bold aesthetic, ideal for luxurious and high-impact design applications.The choice between these two depends on the desired effect—grey marble for sophistication and versatility, and blue marble for striking, exotic beauty and statement-making appeal.

150x320x2 cm
140x290x3 cm

Pattern Set: 20.30x20.3, 20.3x40.6, 40.60x40.60, 40.60x61.00 1.2cm-3.0cm

Tiles: 10x10, 20x20, 25x25, 30x30, 30.5x30.5, 61x30.5, 40x40, 60x60, 60x30, 80x100cm and cut-to-tiles

Thickness: 1.2 / 2.0 / 3.0cmFrench Pattern, also known as Versailles Pattern or Modular Pattern, is a popular layout for natural stone tiles. The French Pattern is made up of four different sizes of granite tiles that are arranged in a repeating pattern.Here are the common sizes of tiles used in French Pattern:8' x 8'8' x 16'16' x 16'16' x 24'

Polished, Brushed, Honed, Sandblasted

There is no limit in our stocks of Marble products. We can offer blocks, slabs and cut-to-size products in desired sizes and thicknesses according to customer demands.

-3000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 2cm, Polished

-3000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 2cm, Honed

-3000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 2cm, Brushed

-3000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 2cm, Sandblasted

-2000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 3cm, Polished

-2000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 3cm, Honed

-2000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 3cm, Brushed

-2000 m2 Grey Marble - Blue Marble Stone 3cm, Sandblasted

Marble tiles and slabs are usually packaged carefully to ensure they arrive at their destination in good condition. Marble tiles are usually stacked in bundles and wrapped with foam or plastic to protect the surface of the tiles during transportation. The bundles are then packed into wooden crates or pallets, which are secured with straps or stretch film to prevent movement during transportation.Cases or pallets are usually labeled with information about the marble type, batch number, and quantity. It is important to note that the exact packaging method used for marble tiles and slabs may vary depending on the size and quantity of the order, as well as the shipping method and destination. However, in general, marble tiles and slabs are packaged with great care to ensure that they reach their destination safely. As Efesus Stone - Reiso?lu Marble, we ship our products safely from our Türkiye factory to all countries of the world.

Delivery by ship to remote destinations and by truck to buyers in Europe. Shipping Port: Izmir, Türkiye (Shipping is also possible from other ports according to customer requests)

Since we are one of the largest natural stone companies in Turkey and the world, we carry out the natural stone projects of our customers. Since we cut to customer-specific sizes, you need to contact our customer representative to get the product price.50 percent down payment and the remaining payment is made before delivery.

Usage Information for Grey Marble and Blue Marble StoneBoth Grey Marble and Blue Marble Stone are highly prized for their beauty and versatility in interior and exterior design. Here's detailed usage information and considerations for each:Grey Marble Usage:1. Countertops:Application: Grey marble is a popular choice for kitchen and bathroom countertops due to its elegant appearance and versatility. It works well with both contemporary and traditional designs.Considerations: Grey marble is porous and can stain easily, so it must be sealed properly. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner to avoid damage. Avoid placing acidic substances like lemon juice, wine, or vinegar directly on the surface.2. Flooring:Application: Grey marble is durable and often used for both residential and commercial flooring. Its subtle tones and fine veining provide a sophisticated look for living rooms, entryways, hallways, and even bathrooms.Considerations: Marble can be slippery when wet, so for bathrooms or high-moisture areas, consider a honed or textured finish for better grip. Regular sealing is required to maintain the stone's appearance and protect it from water damage.3. Wall Cladding and Feature Walls:Application: Grey marble is commonly used for wall cladding in high-end interior spaces, especially in bathrooms, living rooms, or as a feature wall in any luxury design.Considerations: Similar to countertops and flooring, sealing is essential, and it's important to avoid heavy contact or harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.4. Bathroom Surfaces (Vanity Tops, Shower Walls, Bathtubs):Application: Grey marble creates a luxurious bathroom aesthetic when used for vanity tops, shower surrounds, and bathtub cladding. It adds timeless elegance and enhances the bathroom's overall appearance.Considerations: Frequent exposure to water can damage unsealed marble, so regular sealing is necessary to prevent staining. Additionally, avoid using abrasive cleaners as they may scratch the surface.5. Accent Pieces and Decorative Elements:Application: Smaller pieces, such as marble sculptures, tabletops, and decorative accents, can incorporate grey marble to provide visual interest and refinement in luxury interiors.Considerations: Grey marble's fine texture allows it to be sculpted into intricate designs, but as a softer stone, it may be prone to scratching or chipping over time.Maintenance for Grey Marble:Sealing: Essential for protecting the marble from water and stains. Reseal every 6–12 months, depending on the level of use.Cleaning: Use pH-neutral cleaners and soft cloths. Avoid harsh, acidic cleaners or abrasive sponges that could scratch or etch the surface.Blue Marble Stone Usage:1. Accent Pieces and Statement Pieces:Application: Blue marble, with its vibrant hues and dramatic patterns, is often used for luxurious accent pieces, such as coffee tables, countertops, or decorative sculptures, making it a showstopper in any space.Considerations: Because blue marble is eye-catching, it's best used in areas where it can be the focal point of the design, such as feature walls, countertops, or standout furniture.2. Feature Walls and Wall Cladding:Application: Blue marble makes a striking statement when used as a feature wall in living rooms, dining rooms, or bathrooms. It can also be used as wall cladding in high-end commercial spaces, such as hotels, spas, or restaurants.Considerations: The bold nature of blue marble requires careful design planning. Pair it with neutral tones to prevent the space from becoming too overwhelming. Sealing is essential to preserve its finish and protect it from moisture, especially in bathrooms or kitchens.3. Countertops:Application: Blue marble countertops are used in kitchens, bathrooms, and bars, offering a striking visual contrast to the surrounding elements. Their vivid color can add a touch of luxury to any space.Considerations: Similar to grey marble, blue marble needs to be sealed to prevent staining from spills, especially from wine or food. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaner is essential to avoid damage.4. Flooring:Application: Though less common, blue marble can be used for floors, especially in luxurious and less traditional design schemes. It works well in larger spaces where the dramatic effect of blue marble can truly shine.Considerations: As with any marble, the stone should be sealed and maintained regularly. Ensure the surface is slip-resistant if used in high-moisture areas like bathrooms or kitchens.5. Bathroom Features (Vanity Tops, Shower Walls, Bathtubs):Application: Blue marble can add an opulent feel to bathroom features, such as vanities, sinks, shower surrounds, and tub cladding.Considerations: Blue marble should be carefully maintained to avoid water stains and soap scum buildup. Regular sealing is necessary for these applications, particularly in wet environments.6. Luxury Furniture:Application: Blue marble is also used in furniture pieces such as dining tables, coffee tables, and desk surfaces. The stone's vibrant color and texture create a stunning, high-end appearance.Considerations: Furniture made from blue marble is a statement piece, so it should be placed in spaces that complement its bold aesthetic. As with other marble pieces, it should be treated gently to prevent scratches.Maintenance for Blue Marble:Sealing: Blue marble is highly porous and requires proper sealing to prevent stains and damage, especially in wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms.Cleaning: Clean with a gentle, pH-neutral cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid acidic or abrasive products that could damage the surface or dull its finish.Key Considerations for Both Types of Marble:Sealing: Both grey and blue marble should be sealed to protect against moisture, stains, and everyday wear and tear.Cleaning: Regular cleaning with a pH-neutral, non-abrasive cleaner is essential. Avoid using harsh chemicals, especially acidic ones, which can etch and damage the surface.Protection: Place mats or coasters to prevent scratches, stains, and damage from hot objects. Always use trivets when placing hot cookware on marble surfaces.Durability: While marble is durable, it is softer than granite, meaning it can be scratched or damaged with heavy impact. Care should be taken to avoid dropping heavy objects on the surface.Aesthetic Appeal: Grey marble tends to be more versatile and works well in various design styles, from modern to classical. Blue marble is more dramatic and ideal for making a statement in luxury or contemporary designs.Conclusion:Grey Marble is a versatile, timeless material that works well in a wide range of applications, from countertops and flooring to wall cladding and bathroom surfaces. It provides understated elegance and fits seamlessly into both classic and modern designs.Blue Marble Stone is ideal for high-impact, luxury applications. It's perfect for feature walls, statement countertops, or accent furniture, creating a bold, sophisticated atmosphere in any space. However, due to its striking color and pattern, it works best when used thoughtfully in design to avoid overwhelming the space. Proper sealing and maintenance are crucial for both types of marble to preserve their beauty and longevity.

Since 1943 Reiso?lu Marble is Turkey's one of the leading natural stone production company. Our company, which produces marble, travertine, granite, onyx, limestone, andesite, and basalt, also provides services in many other fields such as quarry operations, manufacturing, imports, and exports. As Efesus Stone is a worldwide renowned brand in Natural Stone, Quartz, and Porcelain market, it fulfills the need of National and International architects and designers effectively in their construction projects.